Winnegance Community Club Holds First Card Party of Season
The Winnegance Mothers' club hosted the first afternoon card party at the community house, proceeds to fund school reference books. Various local groups and residents were mentioned, including gifts from Boston police Sergt. Butler and attendance by Doris Morse and Doris Moir, with updates on road work and community events throughout the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Seret
Harry S. Butler
Boston Police Department
Winneganee
Doris Moir
Houston
Gorham North
Herbert Morse
Sagamore
Bath
Sherman J. Morse
Tower High Street
Winfield W. Morse
Gorham
Doris Morse
Houlton
Dromore Grange
J. C. Moir
Melbourne
Troulton
Woolwich Farm Bureau marks Christmas plans and guests
The Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day session at Saga dahoe Ferry with Mrs Waldo Hathorne. They discussed Christmas suggestions and inspected gift articles. A 18 cent per person dinner was served. The next meeting will be December 19 at Mrs Frank Hodgdon’s home with State demonstrators Miss Welch and Mr Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
Charles C. Farnham
Alice Johnnson
Hodgden
Ethel Bailey
Winfield Wright
Mae Gilmore
Ruth Dubar
Anna Soule
Wiscasset
Lincoln Farm Bureau
Beltran Crocker
Charles Hourerrietta
Charles N. Farnham
Alice Johnson
Norman Drummond
Frances Sturmer
Annie Dodge
Summer Dailey
Richard Marston
North-Center P.T.A. Holds Notable Meeting
The North-Center P. T. A. met at Grace parish house on Tuesday afternoon with a large turnout. Miss Gould from the State Public Health Department discussed the Shepard-Towner bill, while Miss Mabel Ayer of Bath public schools spoke on music appreciation and used records. Members sewed candy bags for the Christmas tree and tea was served by Mrs. Ralph Bragg and Mrs. Charles R. Farnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace’ Parish House
Gould
State Public Health Department
Mabel Ayer
Bath Public Schools
Ralph Bragg
Charles R. Farnham
Bridge traffic over Kennebecn crosses four thousand
Estimated traffic on Tuesday from 2 PM to midnight ranged between 4200 and 4300 vehicles crossing the Kennebecn bridge. By late hour 3600 had crossed, and the following two hours showed a steady stream in both directions.
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Kennebecn Bridge
Free Will Church Women Plan Christmas Sale Details
The Free Will Workers of the Corliss Street church met in the vestry and prepared two puffs for the annual Christmas sale on December 7 at the South End P T A hall on Washington street. They voted to contribute $25 to the church treasury. President Mrs. Emma Knowlton listed sale committees and names, with many volunteers across work, cooked foods, aprons, refreshments and candy tables. George Dale of Portland visited Bath on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Washington Street
Church Treasury
Emma Knowlton
Frank Bowker
Harry Knowlton
W. Purington
Ethel Pearson
Herbert LI. Spinney
W. W. Chaney
Clara Coombs
H. M. Jewett
William Hill
Leland R. Mitchell
Clarence R. McIntire
M. E. Watson
Walter Taylor
Chester A. Plant
C. H. Stinson
John H. Hunt
Robert C. Mitchell
William J. Paisley
BF. Stinson
G. Jug
A . W. Preble
James Gillespie
Charles Harrington
Frank Blake
Stearns Scott
Warren McIntire
Elmer F. Campbell
Lucien R. Ames
William Sheldon
Maine geologist doubts Popham coal and fortells possible finds
The former Maine state geologist Dr Charles Jackson concluded that beach fragments near Popham are foreign coal and that local rocks are sandy and devoid of coal. He warned against premature ventures and speculated future coal discoveries in Aroostook as settlements deepen.
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Popham Beach
Charles ‘Th. Jackson
Jackson
Aroosvook
Dunlap
Morse's River
Cook
Haghind
Phippsburg Beach
Sincw
Maine
Aroostook
Mars
Grauwaecke
Sugarloaf
Grauwaeke
Stich
Fifty Babies Contest for Honors at Show at People's Church
The baby show at People’s Baptist church sponsored by Rev o and Mrs George S Walstenholme drew about 70 attendees and 60 babies, with two age groups up to two years and two to three years. Judges, prizes, and special awards highlighted a festive afternoon with an orchestra and a post show supper, signaling hope for an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Baptist Church
Revo
George S. Walstenhomme
Lering Pushsrdl
Knights
Ma. Wolstenholme
Lektoy Colby
Mars
Charles Hy. Cahill
Seth
Wilber G. Cahill
Bath Department Store
Margaret Frances Rines
Chester Rines
West Street
Melvin Ferris
Somerset Place
Tie
A.J D. Stetson & Son
Janet Jenkins
Arthur Jenkins
High Street
Clifford
Hazel Mae Corey
Little Salle Sarkis
Diushter
George B. Sarkis
Middle Street
Bath
Strange Questions Asked by Tourists at State Ferry
Tourists arriving at the State ferry sparked amusement from officers with odd inquiries about the river crossing. A woman asked for the pond name, another wondered how long a four minute ride would take and balked at fifty cents, and a West traveler mistook Rockland across the river for a lake. After over years ferriage ends, traffic will cross by other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Annual Meeting of Bath Teachers Club
The Bath Teachers' Club held its first annual meeting at Morse High School Assembly Hall on Wednesday evening. Officers elected for the year include President FE J. Pomeroy, Vice-President Mrs Staples, Secretary Miss Genevieve Duprey, Treasurer Miss Louise Robbins, with an executive committee comprising Mrs Black Miss Watson and Mrs Higgins. Refreshments followed after readings by Miss Ryan geography instructor at Gorham Normal School and a brief reading by Mrs Farrar. Miss Priscilla Lewis and Bernelee Webber of Wiscasset visited Bath Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teachers’ Club
Morse High School
FE. J. Pomeroy
Staples
Genevieve Duprey
Louise Robbins
Black
Miss Watson
Higgins
Farrar
Officers Elected by Church and Aid at annual meeting
Ladies' Aid of People's Baptist church elected officers for the coming year at the vestry meeting. Names include Pres. Mrs. Nina MacRae, 1st vice pres. Mrs. Helen Leonard, 2nd vice pres. Mrs. Delmer Bragg, Clerk Mrs. Helen Leonard, treasurer Milan Leonard, and trustees Everett Leonard. Deaconess Mrs. Minnie Cressey and Deacon and Sunday School appointments also approved. Miss Juella MacDonald visited Bath family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
People’s Baptist Church
Nina MacRae
Helen Leonard
Delmer Bragg
Minnie Cressey
Marie Colby
Red Towyer
Milan Leonard
Everett Leonard
Everett
Leonard
Erman Gowell
den Andrus
Coleman
Unding
Nellie R Perry of the Basin dies at 62 in Bath
After months of illness Nellie R Perry daughter of James Perry of the Basin dies at Bath City hospital aged 62. She leaves a father a sister and many friends. Funeral will be Thursday at 1 pm from her father’s home. Local notices mention building repairs, residents moving, and a municipal court trial involving fisheries workers. Dr W G Jefferson comments on meningitis case of Stanley Raymond and disease precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie R. Perry
James Perry
Basin
Bath City
George CL Ponase
Methodist
Brunewiel
Terrian
James CL Perry
Willita Wyoan
Morrison Firm
Harr
Melntire
Ashdale
Roscoe Perkins
Rogers
Waned
Matilda Cattell
Camden
A. Us
Storer
D P. Brown
West Point
Diames Wallies
James
Diagnes Mckenney
Sebasco
Brunswick Presday
New Meadows
W. G. Jefferson
Stanley Raymond
Portland
Charles Kehling
Jefferson
Ills and improvements Mark Mrs McIntire and Mirjah Morse
The many friends of Mrs William McIntire who has been ill will be pleased to know that she is improving in health soon to be up and around the house. Mirjah Morse suffered an ill turn Saturday afternoon but is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
Parker
Rogers
Robert I. Manson
Manson
Harry FP. Oliver
Winnegance
Boothbay
Obut
Willian Parks
Viates Street Shirt Co
Lewiston
Robert J) Manson
Bath
Eugene Morey
Greenville
Oscar Gould
Whitinsville
Mass
Seymour Hayden
Pred S. Coombs
Willard Cromwell
Portland
Cottage Park
Albert Morse
Lloyd Rogers
Moosehead
Jake Oon
Alice Rich
Clarence, Johnson
Clarence Blaisdell
Elmer
Henrietta Eaton
Elbridge R. Malcolm
Freeman Hr. Merrit
Bebasco
Herbert Morse
High Street
William McIntire
Mirjah Morse
Co-Workers Class Social and Meeting at Mrs Daley’s Home
The Co-Workers class of the First Baptist met Wednesday evening for its regular monthly gathering at Mrs Daley’s Dailey Street home. Devotions were led by Mrs Gardiner Roberts followed by a business meeting with President Mrs Clifford Harrington. Committees were appointed for December, baskets planned for Thanksgiving, and birthday boards sent to Rev Ernest M Holman in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Workers
First Baptist Church
Daley
Dailey Street
Gardiner Roberts
Clifford Harrington
Mars
Arthur J. Stuart
South Street
Freeman Crosby
Ida White
Maes
Lincoln Bailey
Cedric Martin
Charles Lemont
Simon Moore
Herbert IE. Worrey
Leland L. Hooker
William
Grant
Carrie Reed
Nella Stover
Elizabeth Lewis
Vernon Miller
Maeva William Wakefield
H. N. Skillin
Marion Skillin
Arthur JT. Stuart
Claude Fifield
Russell Dalrymple
Everett Wright
Eleanor Wright
Helen McIntosh
Herbert Be, Worrey
Oliver Carter
L.L. Wooker
Lotta Eaton
Jean Eaton
Bath Notes Reflect Local Hopes For Shipbuilding Revival
Bath residents focus on returning shipbuilding activity as Rockland Courier-Gazette reports renewed interest and contracts, including a 500000 yacht, new bridges, and traffic plans. Community notes cover rail and street improvements, a coming Methodist conference, airship talks, and local clubs amid holiday forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Courier Gazette
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Woolwich
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Rufus Savage
Yarwouth
Eugenie Bartlett
Brunswick
Delia Card
Thollis Leeman
Leeman
Artell Taywood
Harold Walker
Edward Sanford
Edna
Fred Hathorne
Sarah Bagley
Doston
Howard Cunningham
Fred Carlton
John Reed
Bath City Hospital
Emma Barnes
Cora V. Corliss
Newman Aretchell
Mt. Ligelow
Newton
Dowdeinham
Florence Baker
Mountain School
Levi Leathers
Waterville
John Burke
Fred Rice
Wilbur Howes
Chester and
Atwood
Osmond
R. I
George Chase
Mdgecomb
Catherine Beebee
Hyde Vark
Rankin
Otis Baker
William Baker
Norwood
Annie Cunningham
Charles Henderson
P.T.A
Brown
Norway
George Dale
People's Church
Kennebeck Lake
Pondard
Teachers’ Club
Priscilla Lewis
Bernelee Webber
Church
People’s Church
Juella MacDonald
J. W. White Co
Charles MacDonald
Tilda Gilford
Phippsburg
the Basin
Bluebird Sewing Club
Vearl
Jeanette Shackford
South Yale
Eleanor Shorey
Frances Shaughnessy
Lottie Wilson
Court Street
Helen Benner
Rufus Miller
Mechanic Street
East Boothbay
Second Liberty
Bath Savings Institution
Thaih Thin
Miatine
Morse High
Countey Club
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Churc Memorial Church
Woodfords
Wishop Willian B. Anderson
A. V. Wilson
Bar Harbor
Bath Tron Works Corporation
Navy Department
Mar. Wilson
Kennebec
Morse Yard
Daimaniscotta
Joint Standings Committee On Water and Water Works
Aldermen’s Room
Maine Magazine
Othe New
Kennebec River
Vine and
Water Streets
Vine Street
Maine Central Station
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Mont
Tulos
Mar. Rankin
Aroostook County
Renkin
Montsweag Bay Tint
Perry
Music Hall
Woolwichseange
Prangers
Thei
Albert Henderson
David Henderson
North Bath
John Crosby
Tee
Lee
Wihioel
Maine Woods
Ramona Council
Podtahontas
Tal Gailetrond Wisensset
Wisensset Council
Percy Marston
Bath Trust Co
Neil Bishop
Bowdeinham
University of Maine
Bishop
Ezra J. Beal
Independent
Webber Lumber & Supply CO
Fitchburg, Mass
Saat
Tamous
Alaska
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